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Bagley's Pharmacy, Featherston, have facilities for developing and printing Soldiers' Snapshots., V.P. Kodaks, 355. and 555. City prices.—Advt. THE CALL FOR MEN 1 THE NEW ZEALAND DIVISION. STATEMENT BY THE MINISTER, Commenting upon the reorganisation of tho New Zealand' Forces 'and the creation of a New Zealand Division, tho Minister of Defence, the Hon. J. Allon remarked yesterday: "There will bo a larger number of infantry reinforcements' each month, but the total number sent away monthly may not bo increased because thero are some reductions to be mado in the reinforcements in some other, parts. These havo not yet been decided upon. They are due to the readjustments of tho reinforcement's quotas." LATEST ENLISTMENTS.. The following recruits were registered yesterday:— Walter Henry Moss, gardener (Infantry). David Mann, gardener (Infantry). James Taylor Watt, compositor (Infail trrj. - - Harry Boniface, driver (Infantry). AYilliam John Mahoney, boilermaker (Engineers). • Robei't Michael Mackay, boilermaker (Engineers). John Bell, driver (permanent driver Home Service). J. Clemonts, fireman (Infantry). Edward Rogers, 6torckeopcr try)Rowland, Jeweller, 80 Manners Street, is the firm who are giving 15 per ccnt. (3a.' in the £) to soldiers or their friends when purchasing anything, for them. Badges, wristlet watches, engagement rings, etc. See Rowland abont it.—Advt. ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIE 1 SEVERELY CRUSHED. By Telegraph.—(Special Correspondent.) Masterton, February 17. A porter named F. Mangiley was severely crushed between trucks at Masterton Railway Station oil AYednesday. He was admitted to the local hospital. IF TTTK BOSS SUFFERS FROM LIVER present mm with a bottle of "KUEAPEPTIC." cures all liver complaints,'builds up the system and brings back to the individual that happiness ho lo.ugs for. If not stocked by your Chemist or Store, n'rtnr nm.n < VMr mps to th " KUE-A----i 11 j ij i * Arney Street, Auckland—Advt